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  • flaneurs_lobster
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    10_66 said:
    Besides Moneybox, is there any other way of paying yourself the cashback?

    I don't have Moneybox, and I'm not sure I CBA to open one for the sake of £30. Are there any other simple alternatives?

    Also, if I do decide to go down the Moneybox route, what type of account would I need. Would a Simple Saver suffice?
    If you have a PayPal account you can use that for the DD.
    Would it allow you to pull £1500 in one go like Moneybox does?
    Well it definitely allows a quid! Don't see why not but I'm not testing it out.
  • flaneurs_lobster
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    s71hj said:
    10_66 said:
    Besides Moneybox, is there any other way of paying yourself the cashback?

    I don't have Moneybox, and I'm not sure I CBA to open one for the sake of £30. Are there any other simple alternatives?

    Also, if I do decide to go down the Moneybox route, what type of account would I need. Would a Simple Saver suffice?
    If you have a PayPal account you can use that for the DD.
    That's useful, just set that up (JIC). Wish I'd known before beggaring about with Moneybox.
    How do you set dd up in PayPal? I thought I remembered it was easy but now I can't work it out! 
    Can't be that hard if I managed it - I did use the web interface (find their app annoying since it insists on Auth code on every login and it's different enough to be irritating) there's a step-by-step in their help pages..
  • 10_66
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    10_66 said:
    Besides Moneybox, is there any other way of paying yourself the cashback?

    I don't have Moneybox, and I'm not sure I CBA to open one for the sake of £30. Are there any other simple alternatives?

    Also, if I do decide to go down the Moneybox route, what type of account would I need. Would a Simple Saver suffice?
    If you have a PayPal account you can use that for the DD.
    Would it allow you to pull £1500 in one go like Moneybox does?
    Well it definitely allows a quid! Don't see why not but I'm not testing it out.
    Yes, I did this in January for the full £1,500.  There are two options (in the payments part in PayPal), and for the DD to work you select the one that it mentions will take a few days (sorry, I'm not able to log in at present to see what that option's called), rather than the transfer that would be immediate.
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